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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

T|oR SALE OR ExcHANdE-A MAGNIFICENT
TN s'oek farm OF 300 acres convenient to Wishing
aule2r 80 ST. Paul St. Baltims re- Md
SPRiNG BANK FARM, TWO MILES FROM ALEX.
table fruit ice milk in profusion. &c. Terms Per
xssn arrai rs met daily Address SPRING BANk
EoR SALEM THE TOWN OF FALLS CHURCH.
I.n,, New house inst finished. fourteen rooms.
hghest points the overlooking the town and
and DWELLING s business sHS aft
and @ses & snsn a out
Call on or address
au1s-3t. "ho' Y Fail. Church. Va.
WAN S,r Ed pl,ss OF % TO 80 ACRES. STU.
kCsTIcUs. Star Office. auis-3t'
IroR SALE-l5o ACRES OF VACANT LAND AT
Ss'fn 4 4 :H!'ss asr
land street Baltimore, Nd. su17-3t
REAuTIFgL BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT
SG Hrps the ms # SE and e, ,aS for
or lo6s Jefferson st. Georsetown sui5.im
1SoR SALE-THREE ACRES. WITH THREE-RooM
! House, near Chain Bridge. about four miles from
ole for one in business in the CITY aud for raising
PSa sr sad M r .9 sS cash Il
81. ins isfiss Ssaas H. sfr Iod Io
FOR SALE AT a BARGAIN-vALuABLE DAIRY
Il OR STOCK FARM, of 200 acres in nrince GEORGES
20 Nd about y mile outside District line the Ad-
Olson Chapel road house 10 rooms barn; stables for
nifty cows and horses 100 acres under cultivation:
abundance Of water and timber For particulars in
quife OF T. A McEGEN, 142o St Euti- I'm
EoR sALE-AT ROCKVILLE. Mn, TWO VERY
desirable Cottages containing 20 rooms. sold A.
are ed with city 6eara S Snd osr
4e s1 & iSE 'S S sra I has
further particulars inquire of
aul-ln, NJ. NJ. PARKER. l4lSFstnw
IroR SALE-535 ACRES OF LAND FRONTING
! on both sides Conduit Road, stretching from
Brooke Park Hotel TO Cabin John Bridge and fronting
ON canal, Improved by good country house and out
houses. Price, $4,000; one-half cash. balance ono
and two Years. per cent.
JOHN E BEAI.L CO..
3e-V-2m 1921 st.
ltOR SALE-SIXTY CHOICE SELECTIONS OF
4 small homes OF from one to 100 acres; improved
ara unlmproyed within from one-half mile 10 three
mics OF the city: cheap. and Very easy terms
1907 st. lei ia,s
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BASE BALL-Raln prevented the game between
Washington and Boston yesterday. Other games
resulted as follows: Philadelphia II: New YORK.
= Detroit, =: Indianapolis, /. Pittsburg .; Chi
cago. i. Louisville, 5; Cincinnati 4. Cleveland
10; Baltimore &
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Affair. In West washington.

BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-The annual meeting OF
night at which the Following officers were elected
President, T. j. McInIire; Vce-preSident, ID. Nc
Laughlfn; secretary and treasurer, A. B. Cropley;
board OF directors, A. V. Grimes, VIM. Knowles j.
D. Angel A: Miller, A. Sommers, 7. j. McIntire,
d. Mclaughlin.
GRAIN RECRIPTs.-Canal boat Loudoun arrived
with z, 800 bushels OF corn and 1,5OO bushels OF
wheat for q. L. Dunlop. Canal boat Col Victor
Bagghman arrived with 3, 600 bushels Of corn for
COO buShets az wSSat tor ~ 4 nmn,on ie" WILL
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature, IS; condition, 20;
north connection, %; condition at south connec-
ton, SO; distributing reservoir, temperature, 70;
condition at tn1uent gate-hOuse, SO; condition at
ef1uent gate-hOuse, SO. High tide in the river to-
day at 1856 a-m.: low tide 2 :46 p. m.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Woop,s COMMERCIAL School.
COG st: NV. will open September 1.
Instruction in Bookkeeping Orthography Penman-
ship Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar History, and
Government OF the United States. Two classes: From
D to and 10 > T. IN. Tuition 30 per month: $l2 per
quarter anu $40 for one year. COURT F. WOOD,
au1S -;}m PRINCIPAL
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

M0fcdffons for the "a hOIrs commencing rt 2 D. M
For the District OF Columbia MARYLAND and
virginia. fair weather. light and variable winds,
stationary temperature.
OPENING Day OF the standard Shoe House, S24
1th ST. See advertisement.
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DR. BICKwEILs DiarrhOea and Dysentery syrup
Is the best remedy for children. 1t contains no
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SrNENETzs, 1897 Pennsylvania ave-, is the place
10 buy fine silk Umbrellas Special sale OF one lot
26-inch Silk Umbrellas. 81.
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Attend the Clearing Sale at the Family Shoe
Store, $40 9TH st. NV. .
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District Government Affair.

MISCELLANEOUS.
The contract for furnishing stop-cocks for the
water department. has been awarded to II.
McShane, and for furnishing st0p-cock boxes to r.
The Commissioners have decided that only land
OF grounds appurtenant to and used, and actually
nee n by churches, can be exempted from taxes
Inc special assessments upon the property OF
the church OF the Holy cross have been Cancelled
oy order OF the Commissioners.
penSary and Emergency Hospital. has requested
me me Diserlct commissioners to exempt from taxa
ton the property occupied by the hospital on 18th
WHY THE ARRESTS WERE MADE.
Dr. Armstead Peter, having complained Of the
arrest OF three boys in Georgetown, by Oflcer
boat-house, the Commissioners reply that il the
Janitor at the Potomac boat-house had made the
proper expianauons to the ofacer the arrest would
70 prevent the recurrence OF such regretable ar
.ss; CAB n STANDS AM IN FRONT OF THE HOTELS
the District Commissioners that, under the law,
they cannot grant the request or Mr.. Wash. NailOr
cabs in front Of each Of ia hose in this ci1y
"Unless says Mr.. Davis 'the Commissioners are
prepareo 70 grant similar privilege to other
cable. The proper solution OF the matter would be
10 establish stands in front Of the several hotels,
TO pc occupied by specified numbers OF vehicles
their chances as at other stands"
"A PROTEST FROM THE BANK.
MI u. ID. b. White, cashier OF the National
metropolitan Bank, called upon the Commission
ers to-day to protest against that section OF the
police regulations which prohibits vehicles from
standing On the east side OF 18th street north
west. Mr. White complains that the enforcement
OF this section will result to the disadvantage OF
merchants on that street, and says that the bank
has already lost several Of its customers thereby
GARBAGE COMPLAINTS
z. W. Baldwin. OF No 414 10th street southwest,
writes that there has been call for the garbage
at his place In several days. ''What on earth am
TO DO with the garbage which has been collecting
since week ago last Tuesday," writes Sackett
Duryee, OF No. 1917 Vermont avenue. w. d. Bald
win, OF No. 1902 18th street, writes that the gar
bage man ''has not called this week."
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and delivered In u ID. "Wardn prtnts 1fc mar ih
Also. Cottage Cheese and ButtermiIK; sweet MIX
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Drink the tsOueen M

shoes ut q Sacrifice at the Family shof
Store, 80 9TH st. NV.
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&, TEAM WELL BORING.-wELLs BORED FOR
= cities, towns. villages fsrms, hotels brewerss pr-
residences railroads, &C Satisfaction gunraxr
teed I solicit correspondence
Se25-2Ws HIkON A HUyETT. HaserstoWp. VA
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AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule N effect. SUNDAY JUNE 10Th 1885,
until further notice.

Leave washington from Station q, New r.--
For Chicaso, 10 30 am. and $40 nm iailv. with
f>st Limited Express I1ttsbnrr aud Ch@ara az
living Ia Iitt.bnrg At so PHI Chlc,so next morn.
lt ~ e:oo No extra fare Is charged this tram Tor
For Cincinnati. Louisville and 81, Louis !,
Pm and 40 pm, with through coaches aud Palars
Sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati aud ~. I.,us without
aud 81 Louis arriving in cneinnat next mrrpi ~
r,,u ~ LOUIS 80 pm Noestra fare is charg,loa
Dor httshprv at 10 50 am. and 4 81 m. daily Z,
itittsbnrg Cleveland and Detroit, with fArlor anl
For points ON shenandoah Valley Railroad. between
She,nandoah Junction and Lurzy inclusive 3l5 9. IN
For lexington ana Local stations. lO:Io am. dxny.
FOR HsHrs de Grace. Newark. wilmington and pn,,.
fSr &,m mn s nsi s pm and md 80 pm daily
.sr tsees BsItimore and Wilmington 800 daily.
Nor Nor HaSEe dc Grace snserly and intermediate
'G For Ral ~ p,a. daily esee: SUNDAY
s sr;s0, and ,a pa 81 am les SIS tssanas
O tgr BaltimoTe on sundays 9 30. 100, $50 aud
Is III 30 pm Nv '"O' f''o' s'4o' "''o' ota
Dor Annapoiis $40 and = 30 am and II 10 AMI
30 pm. On SUNDAY 80 am. q 40 um
For Way Stations between Washington and Ralu.
and ii 30 pm On SUNDAY 81 86 n an ND 40 80 ! 30 30
tan branch ana y D tST ssns On M5S
pi Tor principal stations oniy. 40 M daily en.
Branch ioo a nrd ay aG ssn g Ms5srSap
s'a az For ,snshersbuTr and interim date
pm. daily. For and in terimeiiaie stations Sd
III 20 SnuIch tian leaves Washington ON sunday
p@ta edocE II O'ii' ann On AND afiE 20
f9r ha5erstown lO:lO am. and 30 pm. daily. ,x-
Trans arrive from the West daily @ 10 10 In.
Iila and 20 pm
From points on Shenandoah Valley R.R Ills pm
IRON Philadelphia Chester. Wilmington and Havrs
From Havre de Grace. slnverly ana intermediates
points north of Baltimore, loco M
rom AnlaDolls. \ 30 aud 10 AIN aud .,Olnl
~ PIN n.r SUNDAY 10 3, am 8 g, pm
daily. except sunday.
From frederiek and intermediate points s:25a m
Trains leave baltimore Tor Washington at ; TO- 30.
Is sd $40 As. 80 and i ii 90 ~ y M on N
SUNDAYS 30 D. = :o3 and 10 q; M. 10 = IL. 4l5.
All trains from washinRton stop at Relay stAtos.
For further iniorlnaton apply at the baltimore All
Ohio Ticket office. Washington station 6la aud 1851
will he taken for baggage ~ be checked and reccvei
1n Il. ' n cn L Nj Ms ckuoRp. ar,
,.,, Manager, baltimore.
VIE GhfA sFFExSsrIy.NI. ROUTE
TO po THE fT2 Rk "EsI hN Nm soTIHwSEst
s1RRL n4iIs MAeSiffcESl E sShfhHsr
Trains leave Washington from station corner of sir,h
and Is streets. as follows:
I lslsss s,sf Il Ss,; %s E H.:
With eeaF Cars H o@ nnrs6a r To M Sa
aud Buffet Car TO st. Louis daily except SATURDAY..
wa slesFp car daily With 70 s Sgasa
SsFs Washington 70 Chicago and st Louis aud N
With Shreugh sleeRsTs FOR louisville and Memghis
and the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg %
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
lo:oS = n; daily, except saturday. With PAIa .
For Williamsport. Lock haven and Elrnira. at $50
For New YORK snd the East -. 300. II 90. AMI
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Auausr BARaA1xs.

au6,9,11.13.16.19
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DEIuK tue "QueeM OF BeefVS1
II you want to save doctors bills The health Of
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, 1905 D street northwest.
rs cents per dozen. ar,
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Amusements Tonight.
KERyANs THEATER--COmic Opera and Variety.
PANORAMA BuILDING.-Battle Of Bull Run.
ATHLETIC PARK.-Roller Coaster.
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Friday and Saturday Bargains at the
Family Shoe store, 80 7th st. NV. Ladies' house
slippers only II cents pair. Ladies' oxford ties
70 cents, Ladies 81 KID button shoes reduced to
1924 Childrens' spring heel button, 40 cents.
last, only $1.98 ~-'-T
Boys and Misses shoes marked down to AZ cents
q pair.
Ali Ladies' and Gents low shoes at prime cost.
Gents Sc shoes In button, laced, and Congress-
only 81 40. Gents a shoes, Genuine French calf
all styles and widths, only s. 9S pair o'
Call early and convince yourself that We are
Offering the Greatest Bargains ever offered in this
city. Family Shoe store
$40 7th st. W.
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OCEAN STEA MERS.

<. HOar hOUIE 10 LONDON.
NoKDE. rs. ntR LLOYD 8. g. Co
last Express steamers
To Southampton lLondon hnvreI, Bremen
Trave, Wed. Aug. "a. 300 H.. tulda, cat- Aug.
o. II 80 pm. oaaie, Ned, Aug 81. 5 a. H. tlAA
oai.. SEPT u ALL, AlleT, Wed, sept q, u
Nerra ut, sept. 20, 10 q IN
Comfortable stserooms, excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices LIST cabin, aud 40.
wards berth. according 10 location, III cabin s55a
berth; steersSe NJ Low rates. Apply 20
suly Il Il. DkOOP, 9l5 Penn. ava
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PARTICULARS OF THEIR CAPTURE FOR ILLEGALLY
KILLING SEALS IN ALASKAN WATERS.

PARTICULARS OF THEIR CAPTURE FOR ILLEGALLY
KILLING SEALS IN ALASKAN WATERS.
The steamer st. Paul has arrived at San Fran
cisco from Behring Sea with additional details of
the seizure Of British and American sealing
schooners by the revenue cutter Rush Besides the
vessels mentioned by Capt Sheppard in his official
report to the Treasury Department he also seized
on July 25 the American schooner Lilly s., with
1877 skins; August D, Angel Dolly, IFS skins; Au-
gust z, the American schooner Ann, $50 skins;
August 2, the British schooner Ella $50 skins and
August Z, the British schooner Alfred Adams,
400 skins. Four hundred and forty-three seal
skins, which were landed by the British bot
toms at the warehouse of Lyn6e &
HOugh, on Popon Island, were also
taken. It is estimated that the aggregate
value OF all schooners, caTgOes, and outfits
seized by the Rush between July and August z
is not much below 500, 900, and the figures are
placed much higher by good authorities. The
seizure OF four hundred skins was made on one of
the islands OF Ounalaska While the season was at
its height. Acting on private Information, force
OF men was sent from the Rush and unearthed
the skins which had been secured by the British
schooner Lottie Fairchild. The Rush was under
orders to leave for PribilOv Islands at once. When
the ST. Paul started for San Francisco reports were
received that six or eight SchOOneTs were lowering
bout the islands killing seals at every opportu-
nifty and defy1ng the employees OF the Alaska Com
mercial Company. The Rush was expected to
gather these vessels in and send them to Sitka
with the Others.
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Gentlemen. Furnishing e:ooas

Celluloid collars, TIC; cuffs 35c: gents seam
less socks, three pair for 25c.; hemstiched hand
kerchefs, pure linen, 10c; linen collars three for
bosom shirts &c.; working shirts, 25c.: white
and blue flannel shirts Co.,; gents Boston garters
15c.; boys blue flannel bicycle shirts 6gc I
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Special Prices at the Oriole,
800 7th ST., Saturday and Monday: Csc table linen
1Sc.; 10c. towels, four for 20c.; large size bed
spreads Csc; 4Oc. genuine Turkey red table linen.
25c.; table Oicloth, 2oc. large size linen towels,
&c.
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Working. Travelling, and Boating
Shirts, all colors and sizes, from SOC. to a, at
Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot and Sewing Ma
chine Rooms, 18th & Il.
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MEXICAN TRAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attempts
to wreck the passenger trains of the Texas and
Pacific and southern Pacific roads have been made
during the past week near San Elizario. Seven
teen such attempts caused the officers to lie in
the brush, and Tuesday they returned TO FL Paso
with three Mexican lads, aged fourteen, fifteen,
and ten, who had piled ties and huge powders on
the track for half a mile three times within week
The outgoing through passenger train struck these
Constructions, and disaster was narrowly avoided.
The lads were sheep herders, and were after
Olun0er.
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BABY shoes % cents at the Family Shoe store,
$40 It'll St NV. y
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FIFTEENTH ST.
l. no Washington, D. G..

The Misses kerr's School for Young Ladies and Chill
dren will reopen Wednesday, September 21st. Ac-
commodations for limited number of Boarding
Scholars An especial conveyance for the pupils
living at distance. Until September LIST address for
particulars and circular 1116 ST. aul6-lm
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Davtt and the Archbishop Of Cashei promised to
attend the opening OF The Piscatorial School, at
Baltimore, Cork County, yesterday, but Nr. Davitt
learning that the queen was to be toasted. alb,
Sented himself. The archbishop was present and
joined in the toast to the queen.
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For Bargains visit the Family Shoe store,
$40 7th Ct NV, S S'S o y
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Read, Read. Read

The following wonderful bargains which will be-
sold for tomorrow only at s. w. Augenstein's 81
$40 and S21 18th st. n. W.: Hand Lamps. COM
plete, 16c; Stand Lamps. pc; extra large, 3Sc.
MCKEE plated CusPadores Slc.: 7-pin Hatracks,
Dips, &C.; Extension Library Lamps, 81. SO; extra
large decorated Chamber Sets, s2.7S, worth a.: u
d.. Table Tumbiers, 15c.; Wash-Tub Wash-Roard
SO Clothespins Clothes Line, bottle Blue. 9Sc. !:
11-Qt. block tin Dlshpans, 49,; 17-Qt, CSC decor
ated Tea Sets, SOS. We have still a few trunks
Baby Carriages, and Refrigerators which will be
sold 20 per cent less than manufacturers nrices /
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cAIS ne HAS w ALhED ALLTHE W Az FROM IOWA.
DaViu murray, about forty years OF age, supposed
70 De crank, has arrived in this city from Mount
PleaSant, Iowa, and says he has walked all the
way: he met Officer Reidy On the street and ap-
Piled for lodgings at the station He acted
strangely, and when questioned by the offcer
SAID he had just been released from an insane
asylum al Mount Pleasant; that he was an Eng
HSnnan anu had come here on business TO see the
BrltlSh minister, as he had an important case to
lay before him. The officer locked him up as a
suspicious character, and he was brought into the
Police Court this morning Mr. Forrest Thought
MS condition should be inquired into, and he was
committed 10 the wOrkhOuSe
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SAVE eyesight. consult Hempler, ave-, cor. AZ.
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BUY Now. We are not always sacrificing
profits. Boys canvas balls, Soc; boys' button
boots ESQ., Mems tennis oxfords, SIC; ladies' kid
button, 9Oc. AT Ferd. Franks 331 and 333 Penn.
ave. Sc. Capitol Hill.
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.
Gomez ground fresh while waiting with the aid OF
gas engine. Our 3O-cent coffee cannot be euualed
In the city.
just received a cargo of New Crop Teas at IS,
40, 80, co. and soc. per pound.
Our new crop OF MOyune Teas at 81 per pound is
excellent and deliciously favored.
Our Java and Mocha at 80 cents per pound can
not be equaied. Don't forget the Old Reliable Tea
Houses. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 500
7th st. and 1920 18th st. n. W. Headquarters IS
and 81 VeSey ST., New York. l519&26
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The PoroMAC EIGHT AT THE STATEN ISLAND Re-
GArTA.-At special meeting or the Potomac Boat
Club last evening II decided to enter an eight
10 row Tor the $1,000 cup az the Staten Island re-
gatta on the Kill Won Kull September >. The eight
VIII De made up as follows: Fischer stroke; Corn
wall, .; Dyer, g; Reynolds 5; Robinson, 4; EmOre
8; =; Warden. bow, and j. III. boyle cox
swain. No. rs seat will be nlled from the follow
Ing: Barbarin, Offley, Writ, Dougherty and Brace
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Cattle in the neighborhood Of Belvidere, N. j.,
have symptoms OF pleuro-pneumOnta, and several
have died.
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MARRIAGE LICENsES.-Marrfage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Geo
sanders and Mary Gonney; Geo. W. Matthews and
Sarah Robinson: JAS E Trice and Lama Her
shaw; Henry Thomas and Anna Woods; JAS H.
Luton and Ella K. Taylor; Richard Ordrick and
Ida Jackson
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FiNHE LAKE VIEW HOTEL Is SITUATED IN THE
l. village of Watkins, n Y, adjoining the
famous Watkins Glen. It is 500 feet above VENA$
and overooks Seneca Lake. ltIM
Telephone and telegraph Connections in the House
Newly and elegantly furnished throughout has ali
modern improvements. Bowling Alley Billiards CrO-
auet Lawn Tennis Halnnocks Swings. Music &c. Also
lotte Harbor, Fla BURRILL & son. prop'rs jed
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RAILROADS.
DItpMnNT AIR LINZ

Schedule in efest June 5th 1851
GSrSonsviM- Sst Tenn Ma. DAILY iSr warr"ntoa
SetMeen Alexandria and lynohhurg. Hnr Ridg.
- nnsrs Ailesheny springs bristol Knoxville, ioms.
sissei>sr Washington 10 New Orleans.
~ - Mast Mail Daily for wArrcnton, char.
,oteerNllle S0rdcnsyile. Stations Ghes Onto Eou.
, t.n.h3ars Rocky Mount psnvllle and stations bs-
sT'l ~ nchhurr and pAnVtle, Greenshoro. Ralexh.
Vrlessns, IeNss and California Pullman Sleeper Ns~
49,, atiAnta m connection with Pullman Sleepens
, LOT ham. Nicksburs ard Shreveport SOLID
uasis washington 20 Atlanta Does not cuuue0t for
e35 @SbSiiy ' s s%@SsS Sunday for Nan.....
tnransh 's aud intermediate stations. also with
phur SPRINGS. CONTESTS at R,yer,on With = y AZ. AZ
20 p. M"wes,ssrTn r. p,,,-... nail, .,- w..,
SoraonsNllle CharlottesViile Louisville CincnnAti
Enns resorts GA and near Line of Clues aud ohio
ton 70 LSnisSllle also for Lynchbar BRISTOL Chstts
Pos,s MTepnls Little Rock aud all NonthNestcra
memphis without change "
nan, 90 Mi6sSahern Express Daily for Iynchburs.
Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta, MONTGOMERY New ,prl@ans
Iesss aud calltoraia. Pullman Sis~l;crs washit,vton
MONTGOMERY a. New Orleans Pullman sl.sts.rs w,sh
hston 10 Augusta without change: also Ih,Ilmau
sgr1ngs. daily except sunday. ''''' S"''N''
Trains on wsshinr,en aud Ohio division leave Wash.
H. Daily: arrive Hound f iia'fP su.dsY' and t3e
NJ; Returning leave Round nm q n5 , NJ n,ii, nj
$50 4 n. and ~ SSnhdas arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via charlo,,e has,
burg AS Nj aud 20 T. NJ VIA s Sh ,ns n
ono hou'e sna at $40 r. NJ stra.-
. Tickets sleeping Car reservation ana Information
wanna avenue. aud Passenger station PennsyysI
Railroad 9th aud b str'e;s Jas. l. TAYLOR
y" General Passenger Ascent.
RALTMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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A STEAMER.-A
uISpdtch from NOfIoik says that when the Poto-
mac SteaintsoaS COInpany's steamer Excelsior ar
rlSeu there ron Washington yesterday morning
capt Davis, her commander, proceeded 10 the
once OF Commodore Parks, supervising inspector
VI steamboats,, and lodged complaint against the
steamer Lazy OF the Lady, or the Inland and Sea
ooard Coasting COmpanys line to Washington
charging that on the trip out Wednesday from
that city, and when between there and Alexan-
drfa the Lake, In attempting test her speed with
tht EacelolOr, Game near causing collision Com
Inodore Parks has referred the matter 10 the
local inspectors at Baltimore for investigation and
report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-19

ARRANGING FOR THE MEDICAL CoNGREss-The
general committee OF arrangements for the meet
Ing OF The International Medical Congress In this
city early next month at meeting last evening
CoHpieted the arrangements for the entertainment
VI the foreign guests. IL was stated that no less
than three hundred and thirty-eight Celebrated
tu! siclans ana surgeons of Europe have already
loiwdrueo their names for registration The COM
LIZ mas arranged program which Will give
nc we slsltorS an opportunity 10 see something OF
ms ,as county Inc guests will leave on special
Ian ia On sunday, september IL, for Watkins Glen
and Niagara, remaining at the latter place until
auesday. Ihen those who desire can go on the
sAcQrsion 10 San Francisco. saturday before
,as5 leave thlS city, the foreign guests Will be
Ia.eh 70 Mount vernon on a vessel OF war placed
u tnelr disposal by Secretary Whitney,